Lusor's SDK and app skills are open source

github.com/lusor-ai/lusor is now public under the MIT license. It holds the parts of Lusor that builders and their agents touch directly: the client for the Lusor API and the guides that teach an agent to use specific apps.

What's in the repository

• @lusor/sdk: the TypeScript client for the Lusor API. Agents, sessions, phones and direct control, typed from the Lusor OpenAPI spec.
• App skills: plain-Markdown guides that teach an agent to use a specific app, starting with Instagram, Amazon shopping and Google account sign-in.
• AndroidWorld skills: the six app skills written for AndroidWorld's test apps, which were in Lusor's skill catalog during the 9 November run. Published as benchmark evidence; Lusor's agent doesn't load them.

What's coming

The agent runs on pi, an open-source (MIT) agent toolkit. Lusor adds the mobile layer: device tools, screen reading, the agent guidance and the checks that decide when a task is done. An open-source version of the Lusor Harness is coming to the same repository, so you can run the agent against your own Android phone.

Lusor's AndroidWorld results come from the Lusor Harness at the build in production on 9 November 2026. The open-source release is a separate version and has not been benchmarked.

Contribute

Open an issue for a bug, a feature or an app you want a skill for; the forms are in the repository. Pull requests are welcome, and the contributing guide explains how changes reach the public repository. Questions go to the Lusor Discord. Star or watch the repository to follow the harness release.